Ray's Daughter
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--er--Dr. Wells, " said the army man, half vexed, also, at being detained on way to hospital. "The fever has gone and hewill soon recuperate now, provided he can rest and sleep. It is muchcooler on deck and--if it's only quiet----" "Oh, he sha'n't be bothered, if that's what you mean, " interposed Dr. Wells with proper spirit. "I'm sure nobody desires to intrude in theleast. I asked for my associates from a sense of duty. Most of them arecapable of fanning or even reading aloud to a patient wit...hout danger ofover-exciting him. " "Unquestionably, madam, " responded the surgeon affably, "and when suchministrations are needed I'll let you know. Good-morning. " And, liftinghis stiff helmet, the doctor darted down the companion-way.
"Brute!" said the lady doctor. "No wonder that poor boy doesn't getwell. Miss Ray, I marvel that your brother can stand him. " Miss Ray glanced quietly up from her book and smiled. "We have known Dr. Sturgis many years, " she said. "He is brusque, yet very much thought ofin the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--er--Dr. Wells, " said the army man, half vexed, also, at being detained on way to hospital. "The fever has gone and hewill soon recuperate now, provided he can rest and sleep. It is muchcooler on deck and--if it's only quiet----" "Oh, he sha'n't be bothered, if that's what you mean, " interposed Dr. Wells with proper spirit. "I'm sure nobody desires to intrude in theleast. I asked for my associates from a sense of duty. Most of them arecapable of fanning or even reading aloud to a patient wit...hout danger ofover-exciting him. " "Unquestionably, madam, " responded the surgeon affably, "and when suchministrations are needed I'll let you know. Good-morning. " And, liftinghis stiff helmet, the doctor darted down the companion-way.
"Brute!" said the lady doctor. "No wonder that poor boy doesn't getwell. Miss Ray, I marvel that your brother can stand him. " Miss Ray glanced quietly up from her book and smiled. "We have known Dr. Sturgis many years, " she said. "He is brusque, yet very much thought ofin the army.
What to read after Ray's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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